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The Inescapability of Traceability
Is Big Oil Next?
Growing interest in supply chain traceability is set to become a major aspect of corporate sustainability - and is likely to affect an unsuspecting oil industry.
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Survey on Key Challenges and Industry Performance
Results from The Sustainability Survey
What are the most urgent challenges facing society today? And which of 17 industry sectors are doing the most effective job of managing the most urgent challenges?
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Appetite for Change
Reinventing the Global Food System
Today's global food system is inherently unsustainable, and must be completely transformed. Appetite for Change was conceived to identify what change is needed, and the role the corporate sector must play in making it happen.
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The Future of Energy
Findings from The Sustainability Survey
Jeff Erikson interprets the latest survey on the future of energy – examining how governments will proceed, how experts perceive nuclear and what role energy will play in corporate sustainability strategies in the wake of Fukushima Daiichi.
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The Great Disruption
A conversation with Paul Gilding
Frances Buckingham speaks with Paul Gilding about his new book and his optimism for humanity's ability to successfully navigate, and be better off on the other side of, the Great Disruption.
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Ocean Assault
An Interview with Caroline Chisholm of Earthwatch
One way to raise awareness of the effects of climate change and pollution on the world’s oceans is to dive right in and find out for yourself.
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Issue Brief: Distributed Generation
Taking Control of the Power
Recent changes in technology and regulations, and an increasing concern over the environmental impacts of large-scale power plants, have driven new interest – and investment – in distributed generation.
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Two Degrees Is Too Much
With the clock ticking as we approach COP 15 in Copenhagen, Gary Kendall explains why the 2°C threshold for dangerous climate change is so important.
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Our Number's Up and It's 350
John Elkington talks to Bill McKibben, the man behind 350.org, the global campaign on climate change.
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Peak Oil: Why $40 Per Barrel Is No Cause for Complacency
Gary Kendall, Executive Director of SustainAbility, and David Strahan, author of The Last Oil Shock, on why peak oil still deserves attention even as global oil prices retreat due to recession.
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2008: A Year of Extremes (Nikkei Ecology)
Weather, exchange rates, commodity prices and the potential for new economic paradigms
2008 turned out to be a year of extremes. The question now is whether 2009 will join 1929, 1939 and 1989 in the list of years when a totally new economic and political order began to surface.
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The Future of Oil (China Dialogue)
New market dynamics created by climate change, geological and geopolitical pressures will transform our hydrocarbon economies, write John Elkington and Gary Kendall.
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Get Used to Virtual Burgers (Director)
Water shortage is no longer a virtual problem.
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Repowering the World (Director)
The US must reinvent.
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Gore and Obama Compete for JFK's Mantle (Nikkei Ecology)
In the wake of two powerful speeches, American politicians Al Gore – the former Vice-President – and Senator Barack Obama – this year's Democratic presidential nominee – have both been compared to President John F. Kennedy.
